Kate Middleton Admits to Editing Mother’s Day Photo, Apologizes for Confusion

Kate Middleton is falling on the sword over a photograph Kensington Palace launched that supposedly exhibits her along with her children post-surgery … and even now, of us ain’t shopping for it.

A message on behalf of the Princess of Wales was posted to X Monday morning, which explicitly locations the blame over the photoshopped pic at her toes. It reads, “Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing. I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused.”

She provides, “I hope everyone celebrating had a very happy Mother’s Day. C” That ultimate “C,” BTW is supposed to stand for Catherine … so that is her taking accountability, formally.

What’s bizarre, in fact, is that within the unique add … Kensington Palace credited her husband, Prince William, with taking the picture — and but, Kate herself says that is on her.

Of course … with all of the twists and turns on this “Where Is Kate?” saga — which has been dragging on for weeks now — hardly anyone is believing that is really Kate Middleton proudly owning up to it. Most everybody assumes it is simply Kensington Palace publishing some assertion on her behalf. Can’t blame them, contemplating this was actually deceptive.

As we reported … the Mother’s Day picture in query was yanked by information companies all around the world — with these respected retailers saying the picture appeared to be manipulated.

A more in-depth take a look at the picture exhibits some unusual options, together with what seem to be photoshopped components as properly. As it seems — the image was actually doctored.

This all follows weeks of nonstop hypothesis about Kate’s whereabouts/situation — as she’s been out of the general public eye for a number of weeks now following a mysterious stomach surgical procedure. Even when she surfaced for the primary time a pair weeks in the past, folks nonetheless did not assume it was actually her.

Most of the innuendo is joke-y in nature, and but … each time the Palace has tried to put out the hearth … it is backfired of their faces, and this newest transfer is a whole blunder.